Irish Install New President In Historic Inauguration
Erskine Childers, 68, an English born Protestant, becomes Ireland's fourth president in a largely Catholic nation. The ceremony at Dublin Castle will feature leaders of multiple faiths. Childers vows reconciliation with Northern Ireland amid Ulster elections.
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Dublin
Irish Republic
Erskine Childers
Douglas Hyde
Northern Ireland
Childers
Dublin Castle
Ireland
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
George Simms
Armagh
Church of
Fianna Fail
Tom O'Higgins
National Coalition
Britain
Ulster
Thai government closes seven Bangkok universities in protest
In Bangkok the Thai government shuts seven universities as students protest the dismissal of nine staff by a university rector. It marks the first time such action has occurred.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Dollar Steadies as Gold Weakens in Early Europe
The dollar steadied in Europe after a Frankfurt record low while gold fell to $118 an ounce in London and Zurich. Market chatter cites two theories on Nixon era impact. dealers see the dollar oversold in a long decline versus major currencies.
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London
Europe
Frankfurt
Nixon
White House
John Dean
U.S
Zurich
Germany
New York
Paris
Pearl Bailey Discharged From London Hospital After Exhaustion
Entertainer Pearl Bailey 56 was released from Bramton Hospital in London after treatment for exhaustion and chest pains. A medical spokesman said she had prior heart trouble but did not suffer a heart attack and her future plans were not announced.
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London
Pearl Bailey
Bramton Hospital
Miss Bailey
Crime Ring Bribing Lawmen In 2 Georgia Counties
The FBI and prosecutors say a northeast Georgia based crime ring bribed deputies and police officers in Barrow and Jackson counties. About 60 burglaries of textile firms in Georgia and South Carolina since October 1, 1972 are tied to the ring, with informers aiding the case and authorities noting local tips hampered the investigation. Wiretap permission was sought by the FBI.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
FBI
Barrow
Jackson
South Carolina
US Justice Department
Life’s Many Nuisances by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle lists everyday irritations from tough plastic wrap to traffic quirks and social quirks. The piece catalogs small grievances like stale breakfast foods long drives and people who offer tired clichés as prayers.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Back Pay for Postal Workers Entitled Under 1971 Consent Order
Legal notice outlines class actions for overtime back wages under Public Law 89-301 covering present and former annual rate regular Postal Service employees between March 4, 1966 and January 7, 1972 and representatives of deceased employees. It explains qualifications, claims procedures, exclusions, elections, and final court hearings.
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United States District Court For
District of Columbia
United States Postal Service
Postal Service
Post Office Department
American Postal Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Laborers’ International Union
National Association of Letter Carriers
The
United States Civil Service Commission
Approprite Postal Service
Donald M. Murtha
Esquire
Department P
L Street
N.W
Washington, D.C
Clyde Wilson
U.S. Postal Service
12Th
Pennsylvania Avenue
P.O
Ben Franklin Station
United States Court House
3D Street
Constitution Avenue
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Shepherd’s Drug Store
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